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Jordan Askill Sustainability Actions

Supports wildlife conservation

Jordan Askill says it supports conservation groups to raise money, awareness, and education for at-risk land and sea wildlife. The brand says the designer began this work more actively in 2019 while studying marine biology in Sydney. It also says he works with Professor David Booth on efforts to protect and help rebuild the weedy seadragon population in Australia’s Great Southern Reef. This is a conservation project, meaning it aims to protect a species and its habitat.

Works with Sea Shepherd

The brand released The Vaquita Project, a limited capsule of apparel and jewellery made with Double Rainbouu. It says the project was created in partnership with Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to raise funds and awareness for Operation Milagro, a campaign to protect the critically endangered vaquita porpoise in Mexico. The page says fewer than ten vaquitas were left alive at the time, and it notes a calf was seen in July 2023, which was presented as a sign that the species may be recovering.

Uses design to tell nature stories

Jordan Askill Labs says the designer creates jewellery and sculpture that highlight fragile ecosystems through close observation and research. The work uses animal and marine species as subjects, and the brand says each piece is part of a larger story about what is precious in both nature and jewellery. This is not a formal environmental standard, but it shows that conservation themes are built into the brand’s creative work.

Offers made-to-order commissions

The brand says jewellery commissions are available by request. Clients can book consultations and work one-on-one with the designer to create custom pieces, including designs that use heirloom stones or stones chosen by the client. Made-to-order work can help avoid overproduction because items are made for a specific customer instead of being produced in large batches.

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